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mmm xi n -t*r i’T ti 41 > ■ A iT. ■ miltl The cotton picker'* iarlk« ordered by Superintendent Humphrey of the col- ored Allienoodid notmaterUlizc. Po#- Mbly it wm a bluff luumded to frighten the growers from attempting to put the price for picking down. ;v The opening of European markota for the pork product* of the United State* NBeon dearer than it ha* been for year*. If, at now ieem* likely, the great pewert #h»H engage tn- a gerrorai war the price w^lll go upabove the reach of the cotton grower. mmmmmmrntmammmmmammmmmmmmm Hon. Geo. D. Tillman celebrated hi* .&vf; v •Ixty-dftU birth day a couple of weeks ago. A few day* after he took part in an old fa*hioned *hootiag„mateh, plug* ged the bull'* eye and wofi the prize of a dozeri loarc* of bread, heating the younger Edgefield markamen with the utmost ease, and without *pectaclcs. The opponent* of the free (linage of •liver argue lustily that there U only 75 or so cents worth of the precluu* metpl In the dollar. Under the McKinley tariff there I* about sixty cents worth of good* in what Che people have to pay a dollar for, •o white’s the harm? What is aure for the ct.o»e la aura for the garden Judge Hudson’• view* in reference to abolishment of unanimity In jury oases on the civil aide of the courts have been endorsed by the American Bar a*- sooUtlon. Seal, substantial reforms, however, are matters of slow growth.— Marlon Star. ft la even ao, contemporary, and some things are celled “real, substantial re forms" that are not entitled to the name. Chief among such mistakes of the pres- . «nt tlmaara Jtydge Hudson’s views. / ‘The campaign of education" Is bringing forth good fruit In a direction from whl«h we expected nothing but thorns and thlaUea. The people of the PWdmon*. Keuarpraent are beginning to feel their Aed of enlightenment and are wisely looking Southward for teachers. Their frequent Macedonian Inviutlons ashing cltUena of lower Carolina and middle Georgia to address them show that they realise that they need light •ud know where to look for it. Theuiia- ehmary geld la bread In the mountains, particularly In the suburb# of Gr*ai»- wtlla, wheie, eemrdlng to the thilly It was deliberately declared at a pie-ale that M Tt»U Bill sub-trea*- I as lb« ('nunty Organ by the Coon- ty AUiaacw Jul> tth, 1 M. J. FATE, AaeoctaTm Eerroa, To whom all CORimnnicationa on Alliance Hers should be addressed. thirst* «f tfes Ceaaty AMIsses. —-Prtwldaat. K. M. Mixaon.aVfce PrreldcnU W. 8. HamIx5i ir. tteorctary. A. K. Fire, Trsasarer. , . «.kw. ’« -i W.G Britton, Chaplain. > • 'r Gao. II. Kirkland, Lecturer and -Organizer. “V. A. All, Steward or Assistant Lucturcr. W. K» Hadlor, IkxtrKtrjxir. H. K. Harley, Awiatant Door Keeper. , r W. podliord, Sergcant at Arm*. F. H. Creech, Businea* Agent. Kxecntive Committee—C. B. Free, W. W. Patrick, W. A. Faust. Trade Committee—G. M. Hunter, K. IT. Dowling. M, Ulmer, W. A. AU. Committee on Good of the Order—Jf. C. Mc Millan, C. M. Eden Held, W. T. Cave, J.K Bnelllng, K. B. Guo**. To th« Barnwell Cotmty Farmers’ Alll- anco. Dear Brethren: Please take notice thttf. r.hft tlnirt of oor qimrt^rty meetingfia*l>ee»i changed frotti Friday, the 2d October, to 1 ueaday, tiie 6th Oc tober, In order to have with us our Dis trict Lecturer, Bro. ^axton, who will bring before the Alliance matter* of hn- porUuee. A full attendance is ex pected. A. K. Frkk, Erealdcnt. W. S. BAMnKRa, Beoretary. —• - To Conuty Trustee Stockholders* Timmerman, S. C., Edgefield Co., September 1,1881. (Cotton Plant.) Please allow me to a*k', through your columns, that each county trustee stock holder furnish me with a list of sub- trustee stockholders of lilt county. ATso me w ith a list of the sub-business agent* of his county. In ca*e there l»e no county trustee stockholder or county business agent in any county, I would ask that the secretaries or some other brethren who may have the necessary information, be so kind as to give me such list. My address 1* Timmerman, Edgefield county, S. C. W. If. Timmerman. A home for fallen women will be es tablished in the city of Atlanta. It la rumored that the case against the steamer Itata will be diaoontuiued. A Cairo dispatch states that f he pros" pect* are good for an excellent cotton crop im Egypt. \ Judge Cooley, chairman of the ip ter- HtKteoommeroe cotmnissionership, has resigned on aocoant of ill health. Tl» Prohibitionists of Mnwmchnsetts have nominated a state ticket headed by Charles H. Kimball of Lynn, for governor. Mr. Blaine’s residence at Washington has l»een ordered placed in readiness for the reception Of his family hot later than Oct. 1. - A (lisHstrons fire has occurred at Stockbridge, Ga., destroying f 15,000 worth of property in the business part of that town. The Georgia soldier’s home is closed io awAiVUi* meeting -of the^ next iejps- IfttUTe, When tho state will be £iven Railway mail service mutual benefitvas sociation. FOR THE LEGISLATURE. wUlheer candidate for president. | .,*1 r4i lh r..l m If they don’t mind hall he elected ’* i- V the an b-trees ary by Baaator Butler and Con- in tVaAsoa af Georgia, at Bateo- Inat. was attentively u> by an and knee of from twelve to fifteen hundred people. The debate lasted all day. At Its cloee a rote wae taken, by showing hands, as la meSuoi In Georgia. Watson was rhelmlagly tadoraad. Gen. Butler Watson bad the crowd but claimed that he bad the argument- He prupoeed sad Wataon at reed to try ll over on Georgia aoil. A careful read- lag of the report* In five daily newspa pers show* that Watson was “loaded for bear." There li aeoie uewspa|M»r talk that Congressman George I). Tillman will tackle the Georgian next. The United fitatte Dejmrtmentof Ag riculture published Us August report on Thursday last. The average felling off of the eottou emp during the mouth was estimated at six amt two tenth* per cent. la tola dtate the damage w a« put at two percent. • The New York bear* took advantage of the opportunity to depress future* fifty-Meveil points and Soutbcru sellers lost lota of money. Liverpool buyer* knew from their private and trustwor thy American correspondent* that Un cla Ham’s report was Incorrect and checked the decline. If tho real condi tion of the cotton crop were known by the world prices w'ould go up sensibly at once. The dally papers might spread the new* If they were not so busy in regulating next years politics. The Newberry Observer of last week explains why money is scarce. Our well Informed contemporary say* that Bouth Carolina pay* out every year $2,- 000,000 for pensions to Federal soldiers, *7,000,000 for tariff, *2,7o0,(K)0 for-rail road bond*, possibly $2,000,000 fo r m uW and an Indefinite amount for corn, meal and bacon. To pay these enormous amounts she plants cotton—-nothing but cotton. JSver/ man and woman too who has common sense, which U the best sort of oanae, can see that the best remedy for these burdens is to buy as little as pos- alble from our Northern and Western brethren. The general government can not come down on the people like the State and county authorities do for taxea. Every time we don’t buy pro tected goods we weaken the pension lawr* and tariff abomination. Every tyj article that we do buy help* to hold up *. the bands of McKinley, John Sherman and the whole pensioned army of our enemies. ■%. * We are Informed that on Friday a fent’eman endeavored to negotiate a loan of .fifteen hundred dollars with Ive hundred dollars of six per >wn Consols of the ^tate of Hna as collateral, and was Is decidedly bad, be done by our facilities for In view of A good brother hus found fault be cause this department ha* not violently resented the attacks and dings of some South Carolina editors who aro hostile to tho Farmers’ Alliance. We have kept silent for several rea son*. We have not believed and do not think now that the Order has l*e«n in jured a feather’s weight. On the con trary we are satisfied that the cause has been strengthened by their volunteer and officious enmity, lu ranks have been kept closed up more effectively than they would have been If every thing had h*»e« |»*see. When opposi tion to any movement cease* of Us own free a III or l* ov*r« m • reluctantly the 4 dvogt-r of In^rnal Uivklou sad diseeu* •<om come* to the front. Ltery move, tnent looking to the bettering of the vwidtibHi W lb- ma*fwn iff th? pvipk bi» been wMeetly if, yet none have failed of huge n>eu*uie«of snc< wnea W»epwii*ie u«ve been true to tbefll* ir principles. Tl»*»re was * imie wh-n the editorial **We" bed ib* for e oi thunder tones to I arous tlie people. Then great men were eUltwt*, and a higher spirit of pa- I trioiiain lufluetKwd their conduct. Now In too many Cassia s«IUah policy L the maater motive sod Ignorance Is the 1 prleateaa that they worship. There I* an old alory that the people wondered how the school master could carry so much learning In his one head. As a class the editors of this day and generation write and advise and condemn as if they were the expounders of all the wisdom of all the ages. In their own conceit they know everything and are always aching to air their Intelligence The time* are changed. Now the people arc Investigating for them selves* They value at their actual weight the vie** of others and a true verdict give ac cording to the evidence. We have endeavored to supply facts because we have believed that they were most needed, and that the people can furnish the philosophy to put them to the heat use. We have thought It bet ter to endeavor to keep our readers post ed a* to the progress of the Order all along the line than to waste time and ammunition in chasing£cvery little bush whacker w ho shuts hia eye* and shoot* some* here, it m%kev ho difference in what direction ao his gun sounds big. The kill doe i* a very provoking biped sometimes, but he’s all fits* and feath ers. It may be argued that they might be converted. We doubt; but even if they could would they he wrtrth that much misslonery effort? Their habits have been such that they would fall from grace at every corner. Some of them are so far gone that they would not be persuaded even though one rose from the dead. The Order la better off without conscripts or captives. August 29th, VSM. To the many voters of Barnwell county. '■ We, tho people of the lower part of Barnwell county, having no represent ative from these parts take pleasure in announcing our esteemed friend W. A. AH, Hr, a* a candidate for the Legisla ture, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of out Honorable J. K. Smith. W. A. All, Sr., is too well known by the voters of Barnwell county.to say any more in his behalf. We pledge him to abide by the rule* of the Democratic primary election. j- Great CTraEsa. In filling the vacancy in the House of Representatives caused by the death of Hon. J. Kyerson Smith we take pleas ure in preaenting to the voters of Barn well county our woriby friend I*aac L. I ; ipil£k» said estate are mentto the under* GEORGE T to pay- f. WALKER, Administrator, Grahams, 8. C. Debtors and Creditors. persons having elaim* against the > of George Aiken, deceased, are All estate requested to present fhem duly attested, and all persons indebted to the said es tate are required to make payment to tbfijyiideMigncd. J K. BYRD, Administrator. Biaokyille, 8. C. sep 17-3W —r"“ 'v ■^"''v' Debtors and Creditors. All persons having claims against the estate of Mrs, Elizabeth Frlester, de ceased, are requested to present them duly attested, and all persona indebted thexnhl ^mte are required't«r The next aessfon will begin on Sep tember 30th. The collegiate oonrse in- ofudes the usual college curriculum. I here is also a Preparatory department thoroughly organized. Several profes sor* have been added to the faculty. For further Information apply to the President, C. MANLY, 1)1)., or to *ep3J ProL H. T. COOK. ^ South Carolina College, COLUMBIA, 8. €., f Opens September 29th. Entrance Ex aminations begin September 24th. Clas sical, Literary, Scientific, and Law Courses, Thirteen Professor*. For further information, address the President, I JAMES WOODROW. aug20 t*»tnte arc-required Ur maXe payment to the undersigned. J. A, JEN KINS, ~ - Administrator. Barnwell, S. C. sepl7-3w cnother chance to accept it. A London news report says: the Board of Trade returns show that the threatened contraction of BritLst com merce has already commenced. Henry Robinson, of Atlanta, route _ agent of the Piedmont air Bne, has been All persons having claims agaTnst the elected president of the United States estate of Dr. J. P. Molony, deceased, Debtors and Creditors. are requested to present them duly at tested, and all persons indebted to the *aid estate are required to make puy- meut to the undersigned. F. 8. MOLONY, Administrator. —.... Blackville, 8. C. sepl7-3w ^ Debtors and Creditors. All persons having claims against the estate of W. A. Moody, detH-ased, are requested to present them duly attested, to my attorneys Messrs. Bare- df Hi.11111*. and all persons indelited to the said es tate are required to make payment to me. ■ MISS E. C. PHILPOT, Administratrix. Kilenton, S. C. sep17-3w Application for Charter f ;lven that at the if-gislatttrr applt- J - SPARTANBURG, S. G. x. . - . - * '•••. - - Jas. H. Carlisle, LL. D. Pres’t. FOUNDED 1851. Wofford College offers to students in the four college classes two parallel W ILUSTON-H1CH school will begin the next session 1 auspicious circumstinces, »' y - MoNpAY, SEPT. |4tH, WITH A FULL CORPS OF COMPETENT INSTUCTORS. Excellent advantages offered to young men and ladies prepare ig for College, and a thorough practical course to those that will be deprived of going to College. Discipline formatwe rather :han punitive, and special attention given to healrh and morals. Board can be obtained at reasonable rates. Class Elocution, Declamation and Calisthenics will be free, extra charge for Mu sic, Art and Book-keeping. Tuition free in the graded depart ment to all pupils in the Graded School District For further information address F. N. K. BAILED, Principal, • Willtston, S. G . or W. H. KENNEDY, sepio tf ' Chairman Board Trustees. course* of study, each degree of Bachelor of Arts, In one of which Modern Languages aro substi tuted for Greek. — EXPENSES. Baird, tuition, matriculation, wash taKi lights, fuel, books, and statiouery, the necessary College exi»euses for the year, can be met with One Hundred and Fifty Dollars. The advantages of fered by Wightman and Alumni Hall*, enable students to meet their college expenses with this very small amount. The'next session begins the 1st day of October, 1891. » J. A. GAME WELL, Hicretary of Faculty. Wofford College Fitliag School. 8PAKTASBUKG, S. C. Attaway, w ho D a plain, practical tar-, m-xt meeting of the nier, and if chosen we pledge him to L-ntion will be made for a charter iucor- •carry out the confidence imposed upon jK.raiing The Harpwell Hired Railway ompauy. G. Dunca* Bellhvuee, • Wm. McNab, H. .C. Hay. Willis4. Duncax, - * and other*. August 22, 1*91. Application hr Charter. The Fourth Seaskm begins October 1st, 1891. B«»ya prepared for College. Expenses mav loo coverAu by 1150 a vear. huper- vision careful and constant. A. G REM BERT, A. M.. Head Master. him. He will abidq the results of the prl rnary Section, aup|»ort the nominees of the |»artv and not accept a nomination or an office from any source other than the regularly conatituled Deinocratlc organization. Makv HreroRTEEa. Capt. (‘harlea R. Clayton, of Three Mile town.hip. la plaoed in the field by hi* manv friend* a« a candidate for IMP Deamcfattn noiulnatlon to till the va- I* hereby xi'**n tbat thirt) | cam y In tbe ||on« of iL pre^ntmlivca ^ y! caiiMMl bv the death of Hon. J. Rteraon ^ V Hbnnia, Kaq., i* rk Hmith He I* a auccWul famer, a I '* f ^ pn>gre«alre and public apIrlMHl clllsen , * I * > I' 1 ll, * u ''^ Ut ,’ of the higbeat c».aia* ter and If chown I lh Ll < 7" r Mo, “ e ** J * wilt represent fits cort.tituruU nith L 0 / Hamwrell t oumy. Mate of Houth ability ami kdeliiv. .. 1 l ^ . iblde the results of the prl- )) "J* )' ri *f II. G. Green, It h. Oanloar, the party and not accept a noaMaaERl'*** Howard, or an ulth-w from any «a»ur<,w other than | the regularly ooiutiiuteil I»enMier*4ic "GOOD MORNING IX) YOU ALL.” »• of eaa mary election, support the u« organiaaUen. A VOTER. J««aa llatuiniifid. Ale Jeffery Frmu H. U- Hepteaiber nth, 1<M. tnler Aiken, Gardner. sep Iff. td ANNUAL REPORT Of thk Treasurer of the Town of Bam- | well for the fiscal year ending Heptrui- ber ath, 1*91. Dr. Bal. on hand Hept.9,1#»0 $ *9 90 Llquot l.lcenae J,NS» 00 Other Lioenaea Jo I Oil ('(iOi|M»uiid Tax. S|IM)0 I Fines fitm 751 Real and Personal property tax 1,019 75 Rent for 0|wra ilouae 485 OU Toul li.IbU 40 ( r. Street Work . I.umtter Lamp*, Oil aiul Ligbling.. Police Blacktntlthing Printing 39 Graded Hcnool 578 Guard Ilona:) 461 20 Insurance on Oj»era !lon,e 174 h' Gamiiua Having* Bank (note) 7«*> Interest on Bonds 480 (»•» Harrison Hart (Bridge) 04 00 One mule 70 is» l/eroy Molair (Blankets) 4 50 D. A. G. Otita (Advertising).. 23 00 1. M ichaleou 96 00 McNab A Walker 177 93 * Master’s Sale. BorrM (’arouma, t BaOJIWRLL t ofXTV.I Adam Heaae, Plaintiff, against Charles Copeland, Defeudant. r astition'. BY VIRTUE of a decretal order directed lu the above etititi«-«l can 'm BM ,j r mf ■4 :x ; t**- n . -:-TflE PATHOS OP PEACE-:- • ^ BETTER THAN ~ _ TEE AVAIS OF WAR. — 7—7” ; ^ || Jnst after the lynching, in New Orleans a few month* ago, of eleven member* of the Mafia by a 'volunteer hand of American avengers, some of the daily P*l >er * crested a little un**a*int , **« by declaring that King Humbert’s Iron dad* could shell New York from anchorage beyond the range of the shore forts and batter ies, and lay the business metro|toll* of the country in aeheMor under o*mtribuii«>u. Without discussing Uncle Ham's ability to take care of his possessions Mie?lALSOR Takes pleasure in Informing tbe public that on hia recent visit to the North ha captured New York, New England and a big slice of the North-West. He went Supplied with the ammunition of gold, silver, greenback* and certified cheeks and merchants, manufacturer* and Importer* surrendered upon the first sum mon*, threw open their stock* and told Mleholsoo to help himself to all be want ed and to pay them what be plca*« d. They were demoralised by the odtfiow of gold to Europe and welcomed Michal*on and hi» money a* a hard pressed soldier cheers the comrades who come to his help and turns the tide of tbe haul# going against bis dag. IMZlciialsoiA. Helped himself liberally. The proofs that he did so are a* plain as I Her ran be. The < harleston hound utesmrra, the Atlantic Toast Line and tbe Kb li mood A Danville aystcni are miinesiuw on hi* behalf. They are hurrying Bouthward as fa»i *« steam can turn their wheel* the good* that he nominally bought. Even coming la and now ih#fiir»i o [uuteutt TVElclxalsoii Hue fr ley want home re] 'in an ioe o chraplv 4ci try wit! id ll l*<M!l itrr and neighboring towns, tat they will f«»rget all about the low resh courage to battle with hard times, and great bargains that Micbalaon ha* In ng lew example* that •Uom the cooparisMi 423 1*1 347 tuii 30 ffl 1 will sell at Barnwell, In Iront of the t'ourt House, on Monday the 5th day of October next. It being salcwlay In said month, within the legal hours of aale, the f.'il-.a aig .l«*cril*etl real e-tate : All that certain pari'elor tractof laud lying and k»eing in Barnwell County and 111 said State, containing sevetity- tiiree and ime half acres, more or lc*», 75 | and bon ruled'a* follow*: On tbe X«»rih- 73 ; Fast by laud* of Step Kcarse, on the 23 j North-West by lands of Joe J. Kearse and I. K. Bamberg. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. ■' G. DUNCAN BELLINGER, M a*ter. Master'* Office, 14th Hept, 1891. 05 43 INI 0U 1\ McAutlffe. ( orn (»eo. Hickson (fine returned). J. J. Ingram (2dippers)..... Spencer Dychea Dick Trottl Feeding prisoners. J. A. Tobin Jesse Dunn ‘ M 30 iff m 5 w iff 50 175 8 35 73 1 The Hampton Guardian of last week has a list of twenty-seven things that u a girl should learn.” We suggest that editor McSweeny next give a catalogue of what a boy should learn. The provincial government of the republic of Chili has been formally re cognized by the government of the United States. - - Georgia's rice crop this yearjwill reach about a yield of 650,060 bushels. Last season it was 480,000 bushels. The acreage for this year is 13,000. The Egyptian cotton crop amonn f s to 3,700,000 hundred weight, the largest crop on record. The coming season promises an equally large yield. ^ R. G. Dun’s weekly review of trade says that there is a general improve ment in business throughout the south, and that money u becoming easier. It is thought that Orth Stein. the noted criminal, is in Atlanta. He ia anppoHcd to have arrived there Thurs day night. The officers are after him and a $10,000 reward. Millie, the 5-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard McCluug. near Broadwell Station, 0., died after in- tenee suffering, as a result of having barn bitten on the f ^t hy a blowing rtifmti ’ -** 1 9. 83 Dave Johnson 353 00 Henry Brown 110 00 Opening Hagood Avenue 75 00 John Whalen (Ditching) 23 75 Enterprise Manufacturing Co. 14 00 E. M. Sumter. 3 25 Expense Marshal and Wltness- es to Blackville..... Jno. I. Bronson (well chain).. Jas. E. Davis, (tine returned) Postage.................. Geo. H. Bates (Bd Assessors j. W r . 8. Dixson •* “ J. W. Lancaster, J i>.'> 65 5 00 1 50 Master’s Sale. State ok Soctu Cabolina- CODUTT. iff)or* William*, nee Stewart. Plaintiff, against Jam*** Milhous Stewart, Mary Anne Stewart, David R. 8te.w*rt, J. Wesley Stewart, Hansford D. Stew art, Hattie R Davis and W. Wight man Stewart, Defendants. PARTITIOX. BY VIRTUE of a decretal order to m« directed In the above entitled cause, I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on Monday the 5th day of October next, it being salesday in said 17 50 5 00 l 00 25 10 4 50 Jeff Simons (whitewashing).. Jno. McCoy, work on pump... M. Brown *fe Bro.. Freight on pipe W. G Simms, recording deed to new Streets — 3 00 Dr. R.C. Kirkland 5 00 M. J. Pate, streets and lamps.. 100 00 Treasurer’s commissions V. 274 32 Total $5,485 05 ; M, J. PATE, Treasurer. Flqal Discharge. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned will file his final account with J. O. Patterson, Esq., Judge of Probate, on Monday, the 12th day of October next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, as Guard ian of the person and estate Of L. W. Bishop, and ask for Letters DismUsory. seplO-td] J.W. JENNY. the following described real estate: All that certain piece or parcel of land situate, lying and be]n£.in the County 2 00 | of BariTweTl, In the St.Yte of Sbulh Uar-' o 00 j lina, containing one hundred and seven ty acres, more or less, and bounded on the North by Edisto river, on the8outh by lands of Charlie Bennett, on the East by C. A. Milhous and on the West by lands of Mrs. Porter, said tract be ing the Homestead tract. ALSO . All that certain other tract of land situate, lying and being in said State and county containing two hundred and twenty-five acres, more or less, and bounded on.the North by lands of Mrs. Charlie Bennett, on the South by lands of F. M. Bamberg and Elkins, on the West by lands of Elkins and Mr#5. Ken- nerly and on the East by lands of L C. Rice. •* ’ X Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers!, G. DUNCAN BELLINGER, "l!d[ ft i*« ai. Master’s Office, 14th 8ept,, 1891. •aw)" Teachers' Examination. OrncB School Commirsioxbr.) . BaEKWILL COCKTT. > ~ Barxwbll, S. C.. Sept. 10th, 1891.) By order of the State Superintendent of Education the Fait Examinations of persona dealring and applying for cer tificates as teacher* in the public schools of tbe State will be held at Barnwell on Friday t October ad, beftajaiog at 11 . . ■ K.C.klRKLANI). . f* f mm. 11 f •-»I>p * Prettq Places. I offer for sale bne of the most desir able lots in the town of Elko, contain ing one acre and having a nice cottage ‘residence arid all necessary improve^, menta. AI^O The ftlxvw Yoiinsr Jr 81*1*111 to l»c* fnjtivin^ a€*lv<*f». KvitvImmIv in t*rti HarnwclL KaMtcrn Aiken an<l »S»utlic*rii * Orft!ip*l)Ui I can have* n ^cmn! t imt* hv com ing varlv ami often to my Mton* in WilliHtou ami get- ^ I ting the j LATEST NEWS. New Store, New Ciootla, I New Price*. My block is ! complete in having every thing that people want in Faney Family Grocerie*. | Heavy Ctroeeriea, Dry Ctootls, i Dress (roods, C'lothing, • No- j tiyns. Boots, Shoes, Hat?, Furnishing Goods, Hard ware, Tin, Wood and Crock ery ware, Bagging, Ties and all the other many goods kept in lirst-class stores.L- Babxwkll They were carefully selected, bought right and to be sold accordingly. This is my first campaign in general merchan dising and I am after making a reputation for enterprise, energy and fair dealing that will be worth more to me in after years than present pro fit. Come to see me. Give me a trial and I will do- the rest. My expenses arc small and my customers shall have the benefit of every ad van- over com- A J 4. J petition. So come, one and all. Buy from me and by getting the best goods at the cheapest prices dull the edge of hard times. Ugr % father, Mr. A. J. Weathersbee, will always be found at my store prepared to pay the highest possible prices for cotton. He will be glad to see and serve his old friends and the. general public. B. A. Weathersbee, -Williston, S. G. seplT-tf v I nvll*« fh«* fwnpl# to r buy ail ih«> |»rlr**s of g A« a partisl list of th<* g<8sl ffo^sl •tore li** a>k« at(* > ntU*n to the of Northern ami Southern prio**! $11.1*J0 Mrurth of New York riothiiiff—MUffialaow a price. Jfi.Ofiff. $7.nut) aerth of Howtan Shoee. Sll|f|wra, Jc —- SI l«*hal»***i** arMa, $4,73*. fu.isat w»rth of I .mitre Dr**»» Unhj*I*»»ir« prior, r5,UU0L * t , • $lO,tfi(l worth of Ni»t1ans—M U*halM*a‘a prhrr, Hl.iaa). 4PS fio.iaiu worth of <*ent’s FarnDhlnir Gon«l*—|lhhal*oa'a prior, t5.50$L $3.(101) worth of Furniture—Mkhafeoo'* erf-’.iasi. i • I,0*0 worth of Tin and WmmI earr —Michal«ou'a price. $'<00. $in tasi worth of Baron. Hams. Mijfar, Jr.—Mh*hal*«in** price, $€,00(1. worth of Gaitnrd Goods slid Fancy Griwerirs Mtchal^on'* prlrw, $1,0Q0« >.'».isai worth of Ax«*«. tioe«. Farm Hardware—Mh'hal*on's price, *2, ou. .fl.tMM) worth of Table Cutlery and Crtu krrr—Mk'balson'a prh*e, $R<0. lit as) worth of Vlucfte* and Wafon»—lllrhalson'a prior $750. These quotation* are offer*«| a* »rxts for thoucht. presented as tint boards to •how the people the best r**ad u> brtt« r Utii«*«. Mirhaltoit has thousand* of ffooda. He has baricalna that ev«-ryhndv nc**«ls and can afford. If you don't ene what rou want ask for it. Mlch*j»on ha* It, but d*** not promise to keep Itafwaya. Coma m*oii and in a hurrv before the cream I* Miioped. He liasrt’t time or tonfu# enough to make a three hour* talk, but he will help the country more between now and Christmas than all the politician* can do this side of the day of jndg* ment. If buyer* and seller* will only come to the pic nie- Sherman’s camp fol lower* and Kilpatrick’* torch light trooper* laid waste onr fair country. The tariff and taxes and hich price* have made the |>eop]e poorer year after vear. Mlchalsott I* tired of ilnt. He will |?1ve thi* fall'* work to the good of the peo ple. Instead of grasping for profit he will try in clear expense* at d make friends. When time* gat better and th-fArmer* are out of trouble be will try to maka money. That I* hi* platform for six day* In the week, and everybody I* asked to come and M*e him standing then*, giving the best price* for cotton and all coun* try produce and selling ail kind* of goods to all sort* of people at only one prica aud tbat below zero. ■* _ j*- k fc 1 $ (\ aug 27-tf THE LIVE MERCHANT, JSarqWell, S. C. Claytox K. Woods. John K. Garxett. ! l " l JLi'L i q Chari.xa B. Maloki Woods, Garnett & Co., Cotton IPactox’s |^i i i .eiiTaiMBrr COMMISSIOIST MERCH^NTBr S2 RA.Y STREET. SA VQA; tage that I can 141118ter home and neighboring Liberal Advances made on Consignments of Cotton; Prompt Attention given to all Business. aug20 A for Infants and Children. A tract of a mile with hi« .For term* and | ANDRE .prtMO Vi* .XvJ of land depot, ,J»«*lthy, The PatlersonlloiJse, HRS. D. J. ROWE, Proprietress. This favorite house baa been recently fttshed from attic to tbe beat aceommo- - and transient custom. ► Table supplied with tbe tad tare af- “ * tbv cvuutr a id cliv mdrket*. „ "Castorlaiiaowefl adapted to chfidrenthst I rccommsad Itssrapsrtor tossy prescription known to zna.'* H. A. a ncitxm, M. D., Ill So. Oxford SL, Dtpoklyn, N. T. “The mw of'Cattorla’li aeanhrannt and ft* msrit* so well known that it *eom* * work of wpereroration to endorse it Fkw aiw tbe iniHRrent nunilies who do not keep Carton* within e**T rsesh." Oestoria, Sour Stomach, Kills Worms, gttes “ Tor several yean I have S our'Gartorla,* and *hafl always < |0*«Mlthaa invariah* Edwis F. pj - i ' -• *